Dali Phantom H-60 In-Wall Speaker (Each)

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DALI Phantom H-60 In-Wall Speaker at Vinyl Sound Toronto Canada

The Phantom H-60 is a compact two-way in-wall and in-ceiling speaker from DALI (Hobro, Denmark), available at Vinyl Sound in Toronto, Canada. The mid-range model of DALI's Phantom H series, it delivers the perfect balance of size and performance for small to medium rooms using a 6.5-inch wood fibre woofer driven by a powerful low-loss magnet system and a 28 mm ultra-lightweight soft dome tweeter positioned for optimum driver integration. Its frequency range extends from 51 Hz to 25,000 Hz at 89 dB sensitivity with a 107 dB maximum SPL, covering music and home cinema content in medium-sized rooms without requiring a supplemental subwoofer. An audiophile-grade crossover with PPTC thermal protection, a solid MDF front baffle with thickened outer edges, and DALI's wide dispersion design make the H-60 a true full-range in-wall speaker equally suited to in-wall or in-ceiling installation in stereo pairs, home cinema front, centre, and surround positions. Sold individually, it is designed and engineered in Denmark.

6.5-inch Wood Fibre Woofer with Precise Low-Loss Motor Control

The Phantom H-60's 6.5-inch woofer is built around DALI's signature paper pulp and wood fibre cone, a lightweight material with a deliberately non-uniform fibre structure that distributes resonance energy broadly and reproduces fine musical detail without the coloration of heavier cones. A low-loss rubber surround and long-excursion spider allow the cone to move freely through a wide range without mechanical stress, producing a warm, full bass character from 51 Hz that is punchy and fast without sacrificing the naturalness and detail of the midrange frequencies. The powerful low-loss magnet system ensures that the cone starts and stops precisely in response to the audio signal, delivering accurate bass timing and definition. Speaker terminals are mounted directly on the crossover for the shortest signal path, with spring-loaded grips providing a secure, long-lasting cable connection in installed environments.

28 mm Soft Dome Tweeter with Optimised Faceplate Position

The H-60's tweeter uses an ultra-lightweight woven fabric diaphragm paired with a ferrite-driven magnet motor that dissipates voice coil heat rapidly, reducing power compression under sustained high-frequency output at elevated playback levels. The tweeter front plate is shaped and positioned as close as possible to the dome surface, a deliberate design choice that combines an extended frequency response with wide horizontal dispersion and low coloration. Placing the tweeter immediately adjacent to the woofer on the MDF front baffle minimises the acoustic distance between drivers, improving time alignment at the 1,900 Hz crossover point and producing a seamless, coherent transition between the bass and treble sections. Together the woofer and tweeter blend into a highly detailed, clear, and natural soundstage that extends evenly throughout the listening room.

Square Format for In-Wall and In-Ceiling Versatility

The Phantom H-60's square 300 mm x 300 mm format with a 264 mm x 264 mm cut-out is well suited to both in-wall and in-ceiling installation. In ceiling tile grid systems, the square format aligns naturally with standard tile dimensions and ceiling suspension grids. In wall installation, the square cut-out provides flexibility in positioning that a fixed-format rectangular speaker cannot always match. An open-back enclosure design uses the wall or ceiling cavity as an acoustic working volume, with an optimum rear volume of 20 litres and an acceptable range of 10 to 35 litres. A solid MDF front baffle with added thickness on the outer baffle edges improves the mechanical connection between the speaker and the mounting surface, lowering transmitted vibration and further reducing distortion. DALI's wide dispersion engineering ensures that the H-60 projects consistent, high-quality sound off-axis as well as on-axis, making it a convincing full-room listener experience from any position in the room.

Audiophile-Grade Crossover with PPTC Thermal Protection

Every component in the Phantom H-60's crossover has been individually selected for audiophile-grade performance. The PPTC (Polymeric Positive Temperature Coefficient) resettable fuse protects the driver components from overheating during extended high-volume use in unsupervised custom installation environments, such as background music systems where volume may be turned up accidentally without a listener present. Unlike a conventional fuse, the PPTC resets automatically when the speaker returns to normal operating temperature, requiring no manual intervention. All internal wiring is routed and secured to eliminate the possibility of rattling, maintaining clean, interference-free signal delivery.

Key Features

  • 6.5-inch Wood Fibre Cone Woofer: Paper pulp and wood fibre cone with low-loss rubber surround and long-excursion spider. Powerful low-loss magnet system for precise bass control, warm sound character, and full-range performance from 51 Hz.
  • 28 mm Ultra-Lightweight Soft Dome Tweeter: Woven fabric diaphragm with ferrite-driven magnet motor for low power compression. Faceplate positioned close to the dome for extended response, wide dispersion, and low coloration through the treble range.
  • True Full-Range Performance: 51 Hz to 25,000 Hz frequency range at 107 dB maximum SPL. Designed to operate without a supplemental subwoofer in small to medium rooms.
  • Square Format for In-Wall and In-Ceiling Use: 11.81" x 11.81" footprint with a 10.39" x 10.39" cut-out. Compatible with ceiling tile grids and standard wall cavity widths for flexible installation positioning.
  • Open-Back Enclosure Design: Recommended rear volume of 10 to 35 litres with an optimum of 20 litres. Accommodates a wide range of domestic wall and ceiling cavity sizes.
  • Solid MDF Baffle with Thickened Outer Edges: Rigid MDF construction minimises panel resonance. Extra-thick outer baffle trim improves wall contact, reduces transmitted vibration, and increases assembly rigidity.
  • Audiophile-Grade Crossover with PPTC Protection: All crossover components individually selected. 1,900 Hz crossover frequency. PPTC resettable fuse provides automatic driver thermal protection in unsupervised installation environments.
  • Wide Dispersion Engineering: Off-axis optimised driver placement and crossover design ensure consistent, high-quality tonal balance across a large listening area. Direct and reflected sound both benefit from the same off-axis response quality.
  • Dogleg Mounting System: Quick one-step installation by tightening Allen key screws to swing out the dogleg brackets. Compatible with wall or ceiling thicknesses of 10 to 70 mm.
  • Thin Magnetic Matte Black Grille: Integrates cleanly with any wall or ceiling surface. Paintable to match the surrounding finish for an invisible installation.

Technical Specifications

Frequency Range (+/- 3 dB) 51 Hz - 25,000 Hz
Sensitivity (2.83V / 1m) 89 dB
Nominal Impedance 6 Ohms
Maximum SPL 107 dB
Recommended Amplifier Power 30 - 150 W
Crossover Frequency 1,900 Hz
Crossover Principle 2-way
High Frequency Driver 1 x 28 mm Soft Dome (Soft Woven Fabric)
Low/Mid Frequency Driver 1 x 6.5" Wood Fibre Cone
Enclosure Type Open Back
Recommended Rear Volume 10 - 35 L (optimum 20 L)
Recommended Placement In-Wall / In-Ceiling / Front / Centre / Surround
Dimensions incl. Grille (H x W x D) 11.81" x 11.81" x 3.86" (300 mm x 300 mm x 98 mm)
Cut-Out Dimensions (H x W) 10.39" x 10.39" (264 mm x 264 mm)
Mounting Depth 3.62" (92 mm)
Wall/Ceiling Thickness (dogleg span) 10 - 70 mm
Weight incl. Grille 6.60 lbs (3.0 kg)
Finish Matte Black
Sold As Each (single speaker)
Country of Design Denmark

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the DALI Phantom H-60?

The DALI Phantom H-60 is a two-way in-wall and in-ceiling speaker from DALI, a Danish loudspeaker manufacturer based in Hobro, Denmark. It features a 6.5-inch wood fibre cone woofer with a powerful low-loss magnet system and a 28 mm soft dome tweeter, crossing over at 1,900 Hz. Its frequency range extends from 51 Hz to 25,000 Hz at 89 dB sensitivity with a 107 dB maximum SPL. It uses an open-back enclosure design with an optimum rear cavity volume of 20 litres, accommodates wall or ceiling thicknesses of 10 to 70 mm, and is sold individually for in-wall or in-ceiling installation in small to medium rooms. It is designed as a true full-range speaker that operates without a supplemental subwoofer in most small to medium room applications.

How does the DALI Phantom H-60 compare to the Phantom H-60 R and Phantom H-80?

The Phantom H-60 and Phantom H-60 R share identical drivers, crossover, and specifications, differing only in cabinet shape: the H-60 is square at 300 mm x 300 mm, suited to both in-wall and in-ceiling installation including ceiling tile grids, while the H-60 R is rectangular at 414 mm x 244 mm, designed primarily for in-wall use where a horizontal format integrates more naturally with room proportions. The H-60 R also benefits from reduced cabinet edge diffraction due to its rectangular baffle geometry. Compared to the Phantom H-80, the H-60 uses a 6.5-inch woofer versus the H-80's 8-inch woofer, giving the H-80 a lower frequency limit of 46 Hz versus 51 Hz and a higher maximum SPL of 109 dB versus 107 dB, making the H-80 better suited to medium and large rooms while the H-60 is optimised for small to medium rooms.

Can the DALI Phantom H-60 be installed in the ceiling as well as the wall?

Yes, the DALI Phantom H-60 is designed for both in-wall and in-ceiling installation. Its square 264 mm x 264 mm cut-out is particularly well suited to ceiling tile grid systems and standard ceiling drywall installations. In ceiling use, the wide dispersion design ensures sound is distributed broadly throughout the room from above, and the recommended 10 to 35 litre cavity volume is typically available in standard domestic ceiling voids. DALI lists ceiling, front, centre, and surround as recommended placement positions for the H-60, reflecting its flexibility across different system configurations.

Does the DALI Phantom H-60 require a subwoofer?

The DALI Phantom H-60 is designed as a true full-range in-wall speaker that can operate without a subwoofer in small to medium rooms. Its 6.5-inch woofer reaches down to 51 Hz, covering the bass range of most music genres and a wide range of home cinema dialogue and effects content. For home cinema installations in medium rooms reproducing demanding low-frequency soundtrack content, or where maximum bass impact is a priority, pairing with a DALI subwoofer adds the deep bass extension and dynamic headroom the H-60 cannot provide at its driver size. For background music, distributed audio systems, and moderate stereo listening, the H-60 performs as a standalone full-range system.

Where can I buy the DALI Phantom H-60 in Toronto or Canada?

The DALI Phantom H-60 is available at Vinyl Sound, an authorised DALI dealer in Toronto, Canada. Vinyl Sound carries the full DALI Phantom H series and can assist with cavity volume planning, cut-out templates, amplifier matching, and multi-channel or distributed audio system design for custom installation projects. Purchasing from an authorised Canadian dealer ensures full DALI manufacturer warranty coverage and access to experienced local professional support throughout the installation process.

What amplifier suits the DALI Phantom H-60?

The DALI Phantom H-60 is rated for 30 to 150 watts at a 6-ohm nominal impedance. Its 89 dB sensitivity makes it easy to drive from a wide range of amplifiers and AV receivers. AV receivers and multi-channel amplifiers from brands such as Yamaha, Denon, Marantz, and Arcam with 6-ohm rated outputs in the 50 to 100 watt per channel range are well matched for home cinema multi-channel configurations. For distributed background music and multi-room audio systems, amplifiers as modest as 30 watts per channel provide adequate output in smaller room installations.

How much wall or ceiling cavity space does the DALI Phantom H-60 need?

The Phantom H-60 specifies a recommended rear volume of 10 to 35 litres, with an optimum of 20 litres. In standard timber stud wall construction, a single stud bay typically provides 15 to 25 litres depending on stud spacing and cavity depth, placing most standard installations within or near the optimum range. The dogleg mounting system accepts wall or ceiling thicknesses of 10 to 70 mm. In ceiling installations with a standard floor void above, the available volume typically exceeds the minimum requirement, allowing the woofer to reach its full bass extension comfortably.

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